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Dave Male Tune Up Issue
Good Afternoon
I purchased and have been using TuneUp 2013 for a couple of years and found it useful. Over the past few months I appeared to have lost all my System Restore Points, and despite each Windows Update creating a new Restore Point it doesn't register. Attempts to create a Restore Point manually, fail with error messages. Desperate to remedy this situation I viewed so called solutions on line, none of which worked UNTIL - I tried one recommended solution and that was to uninstall Tune Up.
This I did, and after the programme removed my preferences from 'Turbo' etc., lo and behold, previous Restore Points (older than 5 days) became available AND I was able to to manually create a Restore Point.
I am now very reluctant to re-install your product that I paid for if, as it seems, it is Tune Up which creates the problem. Is there anything you can suggest to make a re-installation safe and compatible with Windows Vista Restore manager.
Thanks - Dave
I purchased and have been using TuneUp 2013 for a couple of years and found it useful. Over the past few months I appeared to have lost all my System Restore Points, and despite each Windows Update creating a new Restore Point it doesn't register. Attempts to create a Restore Point manually, fail with error messages. Desperate to remedy this situation I viewed so called solutions on line, none of which worked UNTIL - I tried one recommended solution and that was to uninstall Tune Up.
This I did, and after the programme removed my preferences from 'Turbo' etc., lo and behold, previous Restore Points (older than 5 days) became available AND I was able to to manually create a Restore Point.
I am now very reluctant to re-install your product that I paid for if, as it seems, it is Tune Up which creates the problem. Is there anything you can suggest to make a re-installation safe and compatible with Windows Vista Restore manager.
Thanks - Dave
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If you are running in Turbo mode ofcourse such features are not available, so those resources are available for you and not used by system.
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A little confused here - you say 'so those resources are available for you' - but they are not (assuming you were referring to my System Restore issue).
Why does Tune Up's Turbo Mode prevent one from accessing and/or creating System Restore - an essential recovery tool, in my mind. Did I waste money on a facility which prevents System Restore from working?
Kind Regards - Dave
I recommend use Turbo mode only if you need it.
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Dave
Yes, System restore should be working as intended in normal mode.
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